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I am using Sublime Text 2 on Linux. I use it as my primary programming editor. That is I have several tabs opened throughout the sessions. Yet sometimes I only want to quickly open a single file without opening all my other files from a previous session.
The default behaviour on my system is that the new opened file becomes a new tab besides my previously opened files. What I want, however, is to open just the new file (some sort of incognito browsing) without opening all the other previous files. That is, one tab in one window.
Does Sublime Text support that file opening behaviour?
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To do so, you need to press Ctrl+K, then Ctrl+Shift+Up. You can repeat as many times as you like. Press Ctrl+K, then Ctrl+Shift+Up to open a new sub-window.
Make sure Sublime is closed, then delete Auto Save Session. sublime_session and Session. sublime_session . This will not only close all the windows and tabs you have open, but it will also remove the entries in the File -> Open Recent and Project -> Open Recent menus.
To view two row (horizontal) panes side-by-side use the shortcut SHIFT-ALT-UP-2 (PC) or SHIFT-OPTION-⌘-2 (Mac). Replace the last stroke with “3” to view three panes respectively. If you want to split a pane further, you can use ST3's “Group” feature.
You can change the User Settings hot_exitand remember_open_files to false.
{
"hot_exit": false,
"remember_open_files": false,
}
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